Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 314, 17 October 1919 — Page 3

HE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, OCT. 17, 1919.

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300 PYTHIANS ATTEND PREBLE COUNTY MEETING

effect a permanent organization when fifty membership pledges have been secured. Funeral Held. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Camden for Mrs. Klia Robeeon, 79, who died Tuesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. M. P. Yeatts, iu that village. She lived in Camden and vicinity all her life. Two sons, Frank and Walter Robeson, reside in Dayton.

Grand Master of Order Gives Address as Feature of District Meeting.

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PIQUA School children are en-

EATON. 0., Oct. 17 Members of 'gaged in a campaign for the sale of

the fraternity in Preble county, which " "i" savings btamps, a cash prize embraces a district, gathered here being offered for the largest sale, in Thursday at a county-district meeting one school building more than $900 of Odd Fellows a. Odd Fellows hall. x worth of stamps were sold In one More than 300 were in attendance. j week. The meeting was honored by the' presence of Grand Master Chaffln, of! TOLEDO Mrs. Mary A. Doyle, Washington, C. H., who delivered an who lived in recluse and was thought

address at an afternoon session. May- to be in moderate circumstances, left

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or Harry L. Risinger delivered an address of welcome, to which Ed R. Clark, of New Paris, responded. Several numbers were given by the Benham quartet. The Daughters of Rebekah served a dinner at 6 o'clock. At an evening session a class of

an estate worth more than $100,000 '

It became known following her sudden death. A bank book and papers revealed her fortune. She was 78 years old.

CINCINNATI Cincinnati housing

candidates received the initiatory conditions were discussed in an illusdegree at the hands of the team from trated lecture given at the University the lodge at Gratis, followed by con-, 0f Cincinnati. A number of towns-

ferring of the first degree by the de- j people attended.

gree team of the lodge at est Man

chester. Lodges embracing the district and county are Eaton, Camden, West Alexandria, Grati3, Lewisburg, New Faris and West Manchester. Missionary Societies Meet. "Persia" was the subject of an address delivered here Thursday afternoon by Dr. E. P. Lawrence at a meet

ing of the Women's Missionary socie

COLUMBUS For the murder of Nicholas Chambers last spring during a celebration for homecoming soldiers, Frank Selnich, Austrian, aged SO years, was electrocuted here.

CINCINNATI Pastors of Welsh Presbyterian churches in Ohio, Ken-

i tucky, and Pennsylvania are holding their annual synod at the Welsh

ties of the Hamilton district, Dayton Presbyterian church, Walnut Hills. Presbyterial, at the First Presbyter-j ian church. Reports were submitted' COLUMBUS Governor Cox has by Mrs. T. J. Simpson, of this city, designated Monday, October 27, the

secretary, and Mrs. Laura Whitmore, treasurer. Miss Nan Williams brought a Synodical message to the meeting. Mrs. C. W. Sylvester, of this city, conducted devotional services.

Miss Carrol Brown gave a reading, ' of the republic.

and Miss Marie Slade gave two vocal folos. Damages Awarded. For the deaths of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Ressler and their son, Wilbur, killed at a railway crossing near Dayton last June, the Baltimore & Ohio Railway company will pay $5750. Seven hundred dollars will be paid for injuries sustained by another son, Carl Ressler. Ressler, his wife and son were killed outright and the other son Injured when an automobile they were riding in was struck by a Baltimore & Ohio train at Thompson's switch, at Ihe Taylorville conservancy dam, near Dayton, Juno 29, last.

birthday anniversary of Theodore Roosevelt as Americanization day in the schools of the state and suggested that the day be dedicated to reconsecrating the purposes of the founders

Major William G. Schoffler and hh fiancee. Miss Augusta S. de Forest, photographed at Rooeerelt field. The marriage of Miss Augusta 2. de Forest of New York to Major William G. Schanffler of the U. S. air forces, will take place in New York in the near future, it is announced.

Jacob Heck, age 86, lifelong resident of Monroe township, Michigan, died recently in the house in which ho was born.

Country Churches

WILLIAMSBURG FRIENDS Sunday school at 10 o'clock, Omer Brinkley. uuperlntendent. Morning service at 11 o'clock. Announcements will be made concerning the County Federation movement, ".nd also the Friends Forward movement. Come and help us make the services

worth while. EMERSON CLOYD, Pastor. ELDORADO Sunday school at 9:30 a. m., Clem McKee, superintendent. The pastor will go Friday to the Springboro church, where the Miami Association is held. From there he will go direct to the Universalist Gen

eral convention at Baltimore, Maryland. TIIOS. M. MURRAY, Pastor. DUBLIN Preaching services at the Friends and Christian churches next Sunday morning and evening. At the Methodist Episcopal church at 10:30 a. m. UNION CHURCH, ABINGTON Sunday school at 10 a. m., E. E. Hale, superintendent. Preaching service at 8 p. m. by the pastor. Good music. A cordial Invitation to all.

COUNTY AGENTS MEET.

LAFAYETTE, Ind., Oct. 17 The Indiana County Agent3' Association had Its business meeting here this afternoon and elected H. E. Ackerson of Peru, president, and II. R. Smalley of Fort Wayne, secretary-treasurer. The association went on record as indorsing the Indiana Farmers' Federation, and as being opposed to the formation of any counter organization. Seventy-five agents were in attendance at the meeting.

Masonic Calendar j v. j Friday, Oct. 17. King Solomon's Chapter, No. 4, R. and A. M.; called convocation. Work in Mark Master's regree. Light refreshments. Saturday, Oct. 18. Loyal Chapter. No. 49, O. E. S.; stated meeting and Initiation of candidates.

GIRL ENSLAVED 5 YEARS LAPORTE, Ind., Oct. 17. John Johnson, 58 years old, charged with having enslaved Anna Hill, 18 years old, for five years, was found to be guilty after a Jury trial lasting two days.

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ROCK DRIVES HIGH

SCHOOL SQUAD HARD No respite -will be granted the It. II. S. football squad. Friday's practice at the playgrounds will be stiff.

as the team needs all the practice It can get.

New plays have been worked out by Coach Rock atid the old ones gone over, until a much more formidable eleven will face Xpwcagtis Sa'urday

afternoon than the one that wa?

beaten by Hamilton last wo k. A "pep" chapel meeting will he held Friday morning and the delegation of rooter? that is to accompany (he team to the Rose City will receive instructions. Veil practice will also he

held and several new songs written for the occasion, gone over. precial car will b" attached to th regular train that leaves for the It i.ry -;ou:ty ft-ut at 1 : io s to. A

return train passes through Newcastle on its way to Richmond at 4:15 p. m.

BRITISH LOST 7,759,000 TONS.

LONDON, October 17-British merchant vessels lost through enemy ac

tion during tho war totaled 7.759.C90

gro tors, it was officially announced today. Submarine action was reaponj siblfc for Uie loss or' 6.635.o!4 tons of ;this total. The loss of 14.t7 lives i was involved in thee finking?, the official report adds.

Over 4,000,000 pens arc destroyed daily.

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TEACHERS HOLD ELECTION.

EATON, O., Oct. 17. In connection ! with a meeting of the Preble County ' Teachers' association Saturday in the j central school building in Dixon town-1 ship, southwest of Eaton, an election ! will be held to choose two teacher ; members of the state board that will ' administer the teachers' retirement j law. County School Superintendent I Walter S. Fogarty, of Eaton; C. R. Coblentz, superintendent of Jefferson i township schools, and John O'Leary, j superintendent of the Eaton public hours of the election will be from 0 n. m. to 4 p. m. The teachers' meting will be ad-1

dressed by Prof. J. H. Dickason, of' Pittsburg, Pa., and A. A. Maysilles, of Dayton, superintendent of Montgom-j ery county schools. County superintendent Fogarty will conduct a round' table discussion of the teachers' relirement law. Roy Benham and Hubert Conarroe will present a program of music. Dinner will be served by the domestic science department of j Dixon township centralized schools. J schools, will conduct the election. The Census Appointment Continued. i (i. E. Kensman, dist rict census su- j pervisor, announces that the time limit for making application for appoint- j ment as census enumerator has been 1 extended from October 15 to October j Seeks To Set Aside Will. j Action lias been instituted in common pleas court by Blanche Bone- ' brake to set aside the will of her late husband. Frederick M. Bonebrake, j who died Oct. 1:, 101S. She avers an j instrument purporting to be the last ! will of her late husband is not his j last. v. Fnder the will, the widow j and Alice Hey wood are executrices of I the e.iaie. Pel' -tidents to the action! are Flora naissen, Percy Bonebrake,' W. T. Mi Cabe, Blanche Bushong, Vera and Gilbert Ejer and Alice Hey- ;

cod. Eaton Farmers Organize. Temi'iirarv organization of an

Eaton brand of a proposed county i fsmiei s' eiui'y union, or grain eleva- ! tor association, lias been effected by i ilectiie; .loi'.n Mummert, president; : "William .1. Ashworth, vice president, j and J. 10. Qulnn. secretary. Tho . Eaton branch mbraees territory sur-j rounding the city. Permanent organ-'

iza'ion win ne made in a meeting in Eaton. 0.-ob.T -" It is expected to

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